Mary Durocher
Night Hymn
The poems in Night Hymn are full of ghosts. Both the rigidness of what has already transpired and the vague promises of tomorrow haunt the pages. How is she to flourish into herself if the past is always there, hidden in the present?
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Mary Durocher is a writer and librarian originally from Schenectady, NY. Her writing has appeared in KGB Bar Lit Bar Magazine, The Carson Review, Mikrokosmos Literary Journal, (Online Edition), and she has received a fellowship for a residency at Monson Arts. After braving the last few winters in Montreal, she now lives in Brooklyn.
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About Night Hymn Poetry, chapbook, 36 pages, from Bottlecap Features. Night Hymn chronicles one woman’s journey from a girlhood hounded by the past to an eventual celebratory reclamation of her own autonomy. Fragments of this life are shown from the shores of...